How to fix Oki ML1190 Printer when the print carriage does not operate?
If the print carriage on your Oki printer isn't operating, it might be due to contamination on the carriage shaft. Clean any paper dust and contamination from the carriage with a dry cloth.
Why is the horizontal printing position offset on my Oki Printer?
If the horizontal printing position is offset on your Oki printer, it may be because the start position changed after the printer was powered on. When the printer is powered on, switch from off-line mode to on-line mode by pressing the SEL button to reset the start position. Remember to turn the power off before changing the start position.
What to do when Oki ML1190 Printer prints content of a single sheet on two sheets when using cut sheets?
If your Oki printer is printing the content of a single cut sheet across two sheets, match the paper setting selected in the application with the physical paper in use. Also, leave enough top and bottom margin in the application. Finally, correct the cut sheet LF adjustment.
What to do if Oki ML1190 prints content of a single form on two forms when using continuous forms?
If your Oki printer is printing the content of a single continuous form across two forms, ensure that the paper length selected in the application matches the physical paper length you are using.
What to do if Oki ML1190 characters are too pale?
If the characters printed by your Oki printer are too pale, first ensure that the Paper Thickness lever position matches the paper type. If it is set correctly, check if the printer is set to print at high speed and set the speed to normal. If the issue persists, the ribbon may be at the end of its life or not installed correctly; try replacing or reinstalling the ribbon cartridge. The ribbon may also be wound incorrectly or not transferring properly, in which case, replace the ribbon cartridge.
Why is my Oki Printer printing completely different characters?
If your Oki printer is printing incorrect characters or symbols, the issue might stem from an incorrect print setup for the user application. Reselect the print setup for the applications according to priority. It could also be that the application control codes from the previous print operation are still enabled; try initialising the printer. Verify the input application control signal is correct by printing in hex dump mode and making corrections in the application. Finally, ensure the interface cable is properly connected.
What to do if my Oki ML1190 has no power?
If your Oki printer has no power, first check that the power cable is properly connected to both the power outlet and the printer. If the connection is secure, plug another appliance into the same outlet to rule out a power outlet issue or outage.
What to do if continuous forms are jammed in Oki ML1190?
To clear jammed continuous forms in your Oki printer: Turn the power off. Tear off any unprinted forms. Remove the Input Tray and Rear Cover together. Raise each Pin Tractor cover and remove the forms from the Pin Tractors. Rotate the Platen Knob and remove the forms from the front of the printer. Place two or three forms in a stack on the Pin Tractors and turn the Platen Knob to push any remaining fragments out of the printer. Replace the Input Tray and Rear Cover. Turn the power on.
How to resolve cut sheet paper jam in Oki ML1190 Printer?
To resolve a cut sheet paper jam in your Oki printer: Turn the power off. Remove the access cover. Set the Paper Thickness lever to the Replace Ribbon position. Remove the ribbon cartridge. Move the Print Head away from the paper. Rotate the Platen Knob and pull the cut sheet out. Use tweezers if needed. Insert a folded sheet from the Paper Tray and turn the Platen Knob to push out any remaining fragments. Replace the ribbon cartridge and the Access Cover. Turn the power on.
General| Type | Dot Matrix Printer |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 360 x 360 dpi |
| Number of Pins | 24 |
| Printing Method | Impact |
| Interface | USB, Parallel |
| Paper Handling | Tractor feed |
| Print Width | 80 mm |
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